Ministry of Jal Shakti
Projects Under Namami Gange Programme
The Namami Gange Programme  is dynamic and evolving in nature to address the emerging needs and priorities for rejuvenation of river Ganga & its tributaries. Under NGP, State level annual action plans are prepared and projects are developed by the States and taken up for implementation after due approval process and efforts are made to complete the projects by their scheduled timelines.
Under NGP, State level annual action plans are prepared and based on that it was targeted that 127 sewerage and Ghat/crematoria projects were to be completed from 2019-20 to 2022-23. Out of the targeted 127 projects 80 projects have been completed till date.
During last three years, 122 projects have been completed resulting in creation / rehabilitation of 1068 MLD STP capacity, laying of 1580 km of sewerage network, development/rehabilitation of 82 ghats & 20 crematoria, river front development at Patna, e-flow notification etc.
Funds are being provided to the Ganga bank State Forest Departments of Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand and West Bengal for afforestation works along the river Ganga based on APOs  submitted by States. Till date, 30,071 hectares area has been covered with plantation under the Namami Gange programme.
Government of India releases funds to National Mission for Clean Ganga , which is the empowered nodal agency for implementation of Namami Gange program nationwide. NMCG releases funds to State Governments /State Missions for Clean Ganga/CPSUSs/ Other Executing Agencies.
Amounts released/expended by NMCG to various agencies, compiled State-wise, during the said period are given at Annexure-I.
NMCG has taken up scientific research/studies towards rejuvenation of river Ganga. Some of important studies are given below:-
- Special and non putrefying of properties of river Ganga by CSIR-NEERI.
- Generation of High Resolution DEM and GIS ready Database for part of River Ganga for NMCG- .
- GIS based mapping of microbial diversity across the Ganges for ecosystem service by CSIR- NEERI.
- Rapid Assessment of Sand Mining and its impact on the Ganga river using Drone Technology by IIT-Kanpur .
- Pilot TADOX technology in textile sector by TERI.
Government of India has launched Namami Gange Programme, an integrated umbrella programme, aimed to ensure effective abatement of pollution and conservation of river Ganga and its tributaries by adopting a river basin approach. Under Namami Gange comprehensive set of interventions in the areas of wastewater treatment, solid waste management, river front management , e-flow, afforestation, biodiversity conservation and Public Participation etc. are being taken up for the rejuvenation of river Ganga.
Further, for aquatic biodiversity conservation, 7 projects at an estimated cost of
Rs.162.79 crore have been taken up under Namami Gange. These projects aim at Planning and management for aquatic species conservation and maintenance of ecosystem services in the Ganga river basin.
More than 56 lakhs of fish seed have been released in river Ganga for conservation and restoration of IMC & Mahseer. 930 number of turtles have been released in Ganga River apart from supporting the conservation & breeding of freshwater turtles & Gharial at Kukrail, Lucknow. In addition, four  rescue and rehabilitation centres for aquatic species have been established.
This information was given by the Minister of State, Shri Bishweswar Tudu in a written reply in Lok Sabha today.
ANNEXURE-I
Amounts released/expended by NMCG to various agencies, compiled State-wise
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State
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F.Y. 2017-18
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F.Y. 2018-19
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F.Y. 2019-20
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F.Y. 2020-21
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F.Y. 2021-22
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Total
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Uttarakhand
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242.49
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341.44
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128.20
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124.82
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143.63
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980.58
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Uttar Pradesh
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549.88
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823.77
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821.09
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472.46
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440.21
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3,017.41
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Bihar
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367.18
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673.03
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1,185.17
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194.43
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249.70
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2,669.51
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Jharkhand
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21.72
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74.23
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30.50
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28.03
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13.61
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168.09
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West Bengal
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249.35
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227.62
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70.60
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105.06
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134.43
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787.06
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Madhya Pradesh
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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---
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Delhi
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81.57
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310.69
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214.47
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235.00
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405.00
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1,246.73
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Haryana
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6.88
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---
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---
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---
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---
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6.88
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Rajasthan
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---
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1.25
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---
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---
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50.00
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51.25
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Himachal Pradesh
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---
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---
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---
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1.25
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2.50
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3.75
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Other basin wide interventions, including NMCG’s operational expenses
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105.94
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174.51
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223.06
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178.92
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191.47
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873.90
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Grand Total
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1,625.01
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2,626.54
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2,673.09
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1,339.97
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1,630.55
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9,895.16
Note: Amount released/ expended by NMCG in a particular year includes unspent balance carried forward from previous years.